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April 19th, 2020 • 3h 7m

1235: Coronafest

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0:03
Adam curry
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Jhansi Dvorak April 19-20 25th wedding
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Gitmo Nation Media assassination episode
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1235 this is no agenda in the morning
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everybody
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hi Adam Curry and for northern Silicon
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Valley where they're forcing us to wear
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face masks Jessi Dvorak is that in your
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your rules you get away face masks
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everywhere now not today but starting
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soon really we already have that I think
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we our face masks stuff is already in
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place here we have the the new the new
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guidelines we're opening up Texas is
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going to be leading I'm very excited
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we're getting out of jail yeah I noticed
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you guys are evened out you weren't even
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down for the count
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yeah we're yeah we've been kind of
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locked up before we do anything since I
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figured we'd turn the tables for a
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moment since every mainstream outlet is
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at home and they're broadcasting from
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their house
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sounded like crass sounding like total
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crap but that's what their broadly this
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were their broadcasters all right yeah
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why don't we show them how we can do
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their job just as well you know the
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studio audience the opening like the
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view would like take the view for a
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moment you know how they open up and
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they've got all got all their their
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topics and what's going on let's show
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the view how no agenda does it and the
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morning foundation on today's episode
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the gentlemen of the No Agenda show will
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spin
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the United States to discover who's the
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next to protest so exciting
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also half the elites continuing to abuse
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the terrible Rona data to take away our
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Liberty now that President Trump has
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outlined a three-stage plan those are
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the facts of this world and halls a
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render to them you pigs and human
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clothing and you slaves should get used
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to your crappy mac and cheese most of
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your favorite restaurants are just not
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going to make it that will have an
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international perspective on how
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countries outside of the US are
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continuing to deal with Corona Corona
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Corona of course there'll be plenty of
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humor and media deconstruction to keep
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your amygdala healthy now let's hear
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from John Cedar Park and there we go
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thank you Dave Jennifer I thought that
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was pretty good developer chops
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she totally totally gets it yes chops
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that's exactly what it is well no sooner
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had our show ended on Thursday but yes
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we got the announcement with the
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multistage approach to every state maybe
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right down to the county level reopening
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and rejoining American society however
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amidst all the excitement about that a
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fast one was pulled on us with the data
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and no one really talks about it this is
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where I'm waiting to see if you heard
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anything about a lot well gone were the
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models the health data org model was
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gone the and that is the the Murray
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model and gone were the other there was
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no mention of the models nothing at all
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we have a new chart and it happened just
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think it was like a magic trick so well
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performed because it happened right in
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front of your eyes no one said anything
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no one questions it
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it started with pence after the
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president did his typical thing how
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great we are
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and pence just threw it out there
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governors at every level or health care
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workers and our fellow Americans we've
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saved lives
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and every American should be comforted
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by that and we can see it in the numbers
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in the charts that I'll present today
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these three maps track influenza-like
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illness which in this instance is mostly
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coronavirus across America the first map
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reflects the total number of cases on
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the week ending March the 28th the next
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map reflects our data about the total
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number of cases on the week ending April
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4th and we stand here today with the
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final map reflecting the total number of
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cases across America as of April the
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11th with these trends underway
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President Trump has the White House
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coronavirus task force to develop new
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guidelines for opening up America again
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now I'm real happy that we're gonna get
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new guidelines for opening up America
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again but these new trends
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you can't just introduce a whole new
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chart with different data and say it's a
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trend Saveur created baby and I took the
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liberty of posting this chart John so
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you can take a look you can find it at
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Co vid bullcrap calm somebody got smart
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board I did that I did that Co
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bullcrap calm so you definitely go there
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and you can see this chart I'll bring it
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up myself here and we're going to listen
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to dr. Burks walk us through it now what
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you're seeing here and visual for the
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people who aren't seeing it is the
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different influenza cases starting in
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2012 a 2011 to 2009 to 2010 all the way
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through to the current cycle and it's
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interesting because this is the exact
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chart that I got so much flak before
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when I asked on the tweeters and Scott
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Adams went berserk over the question I
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said hey if this is the influenza for
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2019 2020 it's dropping off the cliff
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what happened and of course everybody
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had a reason to question and lo and
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behold this exact chart is now being
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used as the trend line for getting rid
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of it but has nothing to do with kovat
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19 this is an established system it is
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called the influenza like illness
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reporting system or network which is
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it's been in place for a long time and
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doctors and have systems and ways to get
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the information and very quickly very
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easily proven over time which is exactly
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what was lacking with coronavirus just
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Chuck chatting everybody at marking
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everybody up is died from corona virus
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just propping it into some spreadsheet
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somewhere more money in it of course
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there's more money which is actually one
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of the perhaps side reasons why they
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might have done this Melissa listen to
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dr. Burks explain what's going on here
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no apology for disappearance of the
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previous models or any of the the the
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trends that we were waiting for or peak
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or flattening the curve this is a
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completely surged nice it's not even the
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same data all right follow along at
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kovat bullcrap calm in addition the CDC
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has the influenza like illness net
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distributed throughout the United States
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very useful in the wintertime that first
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peak is influenza B in the red that's
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this season I showed you all the seasons
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here so you could see the seasons as
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they are just
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the first peak is influenza B second
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peak influenza influenza A and then you
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can see the corona virus hold on a
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second that's a good one this is
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unbelievable so we're looking at a trend
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line which by the way is not the highest
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2017-2018 season was to people to end
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the 20 2009-2010
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oh yes the 2017-2018 season we know that
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the hospitals were stretched and there
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were news articles about it but no one
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yelling and screaming and crying for
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help the way we saw with corona virus
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masks so what she just says there is and
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this is the influenza like this
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surveillance network and if someone
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comes by the way it could be mentioned
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that based on the influence of like
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illness that means that during this
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three peaks at which that she's talking
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about the a the B and the corona yeah it
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all because the mix could all be corona
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it could all be influences yeah all well
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let's let's but Burke's finish and then
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we'll have the CDC director really punch
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at home you can see its decline and it's
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declining towards baseline this will
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allow us again city by city community by
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community state by state to look for
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variations in an early response mode in
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those at localities that I described so
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I'm fine with this but if you really
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look at this data so you're telling me
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corona virus was not around even though
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we see this spike which they're saying
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oh that was influenza B I thought one of
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them didn't show up at all this year
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maybe that was corona virus and maybe
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that was the controller they had the two
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things they had a and B both listened to
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the CDC director going a little bit more
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depth about what how what what is
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reported here remember it's just an
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influenza like illness it's not corona
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influenza like could be drippy nose a
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sore throat
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I now have an influenza like illness
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report but we've also developed
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a system to monitor for upper
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respiratory tract disease I can get the
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first slide there this is an example
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because when we talk about what we know
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about this current pandemic the reality
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is we know a lot because we've developed
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these monitoring systems up on the slide
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is a system that we've developed
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initially for flu and what it does as
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you can see there's a multiple different
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flu seasons and they track them over the
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course of a year I want you to look at
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the red line and that happens to be this
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year's respiratory season and you see
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there is a peak there up over the 50
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52-week so that's the peak right at the
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end of the year in December when lots of
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people were sick and they went and got
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tested wasn't influenza but they had a
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lot of symptoms similar to Kovach but
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can't be that and that peak was when we
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actually had a peak of influenza B this
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year was a little different because
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after that viral syndrome came down and
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you can see it that actually we had
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another peak and that's when influenza A
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was active through our country and you
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can see influenza A started to drop but
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then you saw a third peak that peak was
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you were looking at the corona virus 19
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just because I say so
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so we have systems all the way down to
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the county level that we can see where
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there's respiratory tract illness which
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is not the same as the actual corona
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virus it's just respiratory illness it's
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just driving me crazy
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and so it's not just just taking a test
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it's monitoring these systems that have
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been developed over the last over
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decades and we have multiple ones we
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have another one this that is monitored
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in emergency looking at syndrome
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diagnosis and they show the same thing
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so we're well equipped to monitor to see
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when respiratory tract viral disease
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will come and becomes a very good
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surrogate
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for when you can begin to understand
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that we need to start looking more
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ideologically about what's going on
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ideologically what does that mean it is
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a word
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ideologically I've never heard that I
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think it's AED I think it's AI di
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something is to some term I've heard it
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like ideal as an ideal no no he's got
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something just got nothing to do with
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anything that you did stop the anything
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to do with ideal it's something else
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it's like I'll try to find it viral
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disease will come and becomes a very
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good surrogate for when you can begin to
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understand that we need to start looking
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more ideologically about what's going on
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you can see now in week 15 we're really
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coming down to the baseline background
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in terms of our flu surveillance system
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from the overall coronavirus situation
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right now etiological ET i that's it
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thank you trolls of relating to or based
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on etiology or etiologic treatment of
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disease seeks to remove or correct its
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cause don't use those words and anyway
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I'm over my anger because Thursday I was
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just like it's clear we were conned
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we were conned with your bullshit or
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angle shit data
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yeah well it's it comes and comes and it
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goes exactly how I feel
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they put us into this based upon a a 2
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million death model that model Rubert
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was revised for timely and AmeriCorps
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time four times that this has happened
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and and now we got 60,000 and don't look
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over here look over here look at this
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chart that red lines going down and
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based upon this chart now so just well
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not only based on this chart but this
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will be a big factor in getting
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everybody back to work because it's safe
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and although the mainstream late now
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although the mainstream
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keeps pushing that we can't go back to
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work until we have a vaccine and all the
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testing testing testing because they got
14:45
to keep this economy so it's in the tank
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the election they don't care about you
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no of course not of course not so
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testing pouchy did doctor Falchi
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america's doctor also known as the angel
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of death he did a long thing about
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testing on friday at least fifteen
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minutes and after you woke up you're
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like huh huh because you got testing and
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this is important so he he's I don't
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know if he was intentionally confusing
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everybody but it's completely stupid the
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key metric this is the only metric you
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need to look at interestingly it's not
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on this chart the key metric is more
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tests upward testing and downward
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positive cases of those tests and that
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divergence will show you you know
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actually what's going on at least that's
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what they're telling us but some
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interesting data has showed up in a
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homeless shelter which the CDC has
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reviewed and is quite excited about at
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Pine Street in in Boston's South End
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Universal Kovac nineteen testing leading
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to new stunning evidence about the East
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symptomatic spread of the virus it was
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like a double knockout punch because the
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number of positives was shocking to us
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but then the fact that a hundred percent
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of the positives had no symptoms was
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equally shocking dr. Jim O'Connell
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president of Boston healthcare for the
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homeless program says broad scale
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testing was carried out of this shelter
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about a week and a half ago because of a
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small cluster of cases the findings now
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actively being examined by the CDC 146
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positive cases about 36 percent of the
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shelter's population all asymptomatic it
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probably frankly raises more questions
16:37
than it answers Pine Street president
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Lindy Adani says the results prove the
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previous screening method of only
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testing though showing symptoms to be
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ineffective I think there are so many
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asymptomatic people right now that if we
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could do universal testing
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their number may look close to this I
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don't think we know the universal
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testing at Pine Street in and testing of
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the homeless at BMC bringing Boston's
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South End to number one in the city with
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the highest rate of kovat 19 infection
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of the 146 people at Pine Street in who
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tested positive health officials tell us
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only one needed hospital care and many
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have not experienced any symptoms so
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that's pretty interesting if you've got
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this kind of spread that's 36 percent of
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this homeless shelter had it without
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symptoms we have the situation
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developing in the South County here in
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Santa Clara where they're starting to
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test people to find that which is the
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hotspot in the area yes I have a clip we
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also this is actually governor Ron de
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santis of Florida talking about what
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you're mentioning here we also one of
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the most important studies that's been
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done just this week came out at Stanford
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University where they tested the
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antibodies in Santa Clara County
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California and so these are people who
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have the antibodies from the corona
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virus the thought is that they had
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acquired the virus many of them may not
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have known that they had had it but they
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look to see how prevalent those
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antibodies were in that county and they
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determined that between 50 and 80 times
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more people in Santa Clara had the
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antibodies than had actually tested
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positive in Santa Clara County yeah just
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I see this as extremely good news yeah
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but we can't do we can't stop now this
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reducer surge coming it's gonna peak in
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a couple of weeks and however the
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hospitals are gonna be overwhelmed and
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you should keep stay stay social
18:33
distancing close to the restaurants and
18:34
and everything and stay home because you
18:37
can't take a chance
18:38
you can't take a chance so you know I
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think the the Democrats who are in
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full-on politicization mode they're
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obviously trying to get these committees
18:52
together and whatever whatever groups to
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impeach the president and it will be
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impeached because he acted too late he's
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too sure he was too slow and he said
19:02
good things he said there wasn't gonna
19:04
be a problem
19:04
and it was a problem he said
19:06
there wasn't gonna be a problem so he
19:07
has to be impeached because he says
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there wasn't gonna be a problem yes I
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think I had Kamala Harris saying
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something similar to that if she's still
19:16
vying for the VP job with Joe she's a
19:19
good woman that's a pretty good job I
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think there is no question whatsoever
19:26
that his failure to take this seriously
19:30
from the time of calling it a hoax to
19:33
getting rid of the Obama
19:36
administration's focus through the White
19:38
House on pandemics whatever that means
19:41
Camelot is that is that your version of
19:45
the guy who got kicked out who was
19:46
retiring anyway from the National
19:48
Security Council a guy to trivializing
19:52
the issue including the importance of
19:54
social distancing tribulation and
19:56
frankly his lies let's continue to today
19:59
there is no question then that hardly a
20:02
president in charge who actually took
20:04
their responsibilities seriously that we
20:08
would probably be looking at a lot less
20:10
damage than we have incurred and yes and
20:14
the damage is measured by that ticker we
20:16
watch every day affected and the number
20:21
of people who are dead dead we are every
20:25
day hearing and watching stories about
20:28
body bags stories about body bags of you
20:33
see trust me if there was a body bag
20:39
story I'd be playing it I think we've
20:41
had one guy mention buddy Biggs and that
20:44
was a Ted Ross is the only one who's
20:46
mentioned body bags
20:47
Ted throws body bags so the president
20:52
and there is no question that it is
20:56
actually I believe not a debatable point
21:00
about he's a that has abandoned his role
21:04
of leadership and meaning the role of
21:06
the President of the United States he's
21:08
not gonna act like a president he
21:11
doesn't understand the job so you know
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yeah I
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I absolutely I'm gonna do everything I
21:17
can to elect Joe Biden me Joe please
21:26
pick me
21:27
it is so transparent what she's up which
21:31
is all about their of course the that's
21:34
that's the narrative from the
21:36
politicized narrative Trump has blood on
21:38
his hands acted too late trivialize it
21:40
lied and Trump is pointing squarely at
21:44
the World Health Organization which I
21:47
think the more and more people are
21:49
seeing the validity in that but he also
21:52
answers questions directly about now
21:54
which i think is he's now common
21:56
knowledge not completely confirmed that
21:59
this was leaked from a bio lab which I
22:01
think we were called conspiracy
22:02
theorists not job tinfoil hat wearers
22:04
for just two months ago it appears that
22:08
that was true I haven't I have a article
22:11
I want to read I can't get anybody to
22:13
run this as a as a voice that had been
22:15
such a short article and this is the one
22:18
that floated around just recently the
22:20
2008 and by the way the Nobel Prize
22:23
winners are coming out of the woodwork
22:24
to commentary on this real own advice
22:27
this is a 2008 Nobel Prize winner for
22:30
medicine
22:32
he says Kovan 19 was manipulated for HIV
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research and this is the best article I
22:38
found that it kind of explains it
22:40
because it does kind of put all the
22:42
pieces together because we've seen a lot
22:43
of dots about this and that and it did
22:45
the L and then really well and then that
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we have all these variations that are
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showing up out of the blue this actually
22:51
kind of explains it you mean like the
22:52
different strains yeah the difference
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range that according to professor Luc
22:56
montagnier winner of the Nobel Prize for
22:58
medicine is he discovered HIV is the
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cause of AIDS he knows this he says that
23:03
the Stars Cove to response for the kovat
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peg dem is a virus that was accidentally
23:08
released from the lab and Wu Han was the
23:10
last quote and it says when he'd known
23:12
knows about this he says this was the
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claims that this was a genetically
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modified for the purposes of developing
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AIDS value
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HIV vaccines and so there's many times
23:24
you have to do something to some other
23:26
organism they get more HIV out of it
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for the lab yeah that's that's the what
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do you call that the term I just forgot
23:34
grow it you got to enhance it no enlarge
23:37
some term for it yeah okay it says in
23:39
order to render certain HIV sequences
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gene molecular tools are needed they
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only be done in a lab the good news is
23:45
nature does not accept any molecule
23:48
tinkering it will eliminate these
23:50
unnatural changes and even if nothing is
23:53
done it will get better but
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unfortunately after many deaths yeah he
23:58
did a podcast unfortunate in French so
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he says that this thing is just
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deteriorating naturally yeah in the wild
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because it's not meant to be in the wild
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and it was done for a for a purpose it
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wasn't a bio weapon and and you its
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accounting for ice he doesn't say this
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but it seems to be accounting for all
24:18
these variations these various strains
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Richard all over the place now via which
24:22
is the tech more as it is as the thing
24:25
that they graze it is degenerative yes
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the term for growing it is and bigan
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well this is interesting and if you send
24:42
me that I'll put it in the in the show
24:44
notes because that would possibly
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implicate foutch he and his group
24:49
because that's what they do that is that
24:52
is their wheelhouse
24:53
all of this HIV research is is foul Qi
24:56
and yes and Burks it's I think there's a
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lot of people that know about I want to
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play a series of clips from Democracy
25:04
Now with the because here's what bothers
25:07
me why is everybody getting so bent out
25:10
of shape why do you get bent out of
25:12
shape with the suggestion the mere
25:14
suggestion that a lab in the same area
25:18
where this thing popped up Mike might
25:20
just might be responsible and it so
25:24
happens that the lab is working on Co
25:26
good night working on that on the corona
25:28
virus and other things why is it so bad
25:32
for you to even consider the possibility
25:34
that that this is but what's wrong with
25:38
that so let's listen to origins story
25:40
one here we are in democracy now
25:42
amy has completely bent out of shape
25:45
about these theories the White House is
25:48
unveiling new guidelines today aimed at
25:50
rolling back states stay at home orders
25:53
protecting against the spread of
25:55
coronavirus president Trump's call to
25:57
wind down social distancing came as the
25:59
United States recorded more than 2,400
26:02
deaths in just 24 hours the highest one
26:06
day death toll for any nation since the
26:10
start of the pandemic across the United
26:13
States there are nearly six hundred
26:14
forty thousand confirmed cases of Kovach
26:18
I thought we had a forty seven hundred
26:22
day death just last the next day after
26:26
okay all right thanks do believe me she
26:30
milked out with a dedication since the
26:32
start of the pandemic across the United
26:35
States there are nearly six hundred
26:36
forty thousand confirmed cases of kovat
26:39
nineteen though the true number is
26:42
likely far higher due to the critical
26:45
shortage of tests at least 31 thousand
26:48
people have died of the disease in just
26:50
a matter of weeks
26:51
despite this president Trump spent the
26:54
last few days waging a war on
26:55
journalists public health experts and
26:58
science on Wednesday Trump suggested
27:01
without evidence that Wells Health
27:03
Organization officials conspired to hide
27:05
the truth about the corona virus his
27:07
comments came one day after he announced
27:09
the US would begin withholding hundreds
27:13
of millions of dollars of funding for
27:14
the UN body at the same news briefing
27:17
President Trump fuelled the fringe
27:19
theory promoted by Fox News that this is
27:23
Fox News reporter John Roberts
27:25
questioning Trump at Wednesday's press
27:27
briefing multiple sources are telling
27:31
Fox News today that the United States
27:33
government now has high confidence that
27:36
while the corona virus is a naturally
27:39
occurring virus it emanated from a
27:41
virology lab in Wuhan because of lack
27:44
safety protocols an intern was infected
27:47
who later infected her boyfriend and
27:50
went to the wet market in Wuhan where it
27:52
began to spread does that correspond
27:54
with what you have heard well I don't
27:57
want to say that John but I will tell
27:58
you more and more we're hearing the
28:00
story and we'll see when you say
28:02
multiple sources though there's a case
28:04
where you can use the word sources but
28:06
we are doing a very thorough examination
28:10
of this horrible situation that happened
28:12
wow this was a laden with all kinds of
28:15
goodies wood wood wood which he threw
28:17
out there at us including she's
28:20
unbelievable and the thing but but you
28:22
heard what he said he actually kind of
28:24
poo pooed it and downplayed it gee he
28:27
doesn't get credit for that because
28:29
listen I do they have the clip one a
28:32
which is just her again going on about
28:35
how how somehow what you just heard was
28:37
fueling the controversy he downplayed
28:41
the controversy at the same news
28:43
briefing President Trump fueled the
28:45
fringe theories related by Fox News that
28:47
the virus streams alive in Wuhan China
28:49
this is Fox News reporter John Roberts
28:51
questioning Trump at Wednesday's press
28:53
briefing now we had that clip on
28:55
Thursday we played it because it was
28:56
obviously a setup and then I think we
28:58
presented it as such just to bring us up
29:01
to current context quick clip here was
29:03
Trump yesterday when asked the question
29:05
about China's culpability or
29:07
responsibility you would do do you think
29:22
there should be some consequences if in
29:25
the end
29:26
China was responsible for all this well
29:30
if they were knowingly responsible
29:33
certainly if they did if it was a
29:34
mistake a mistake is a mistake
29:36
they were knowingly responsible yeah
29:38
then there should be consequences
29:40
so there's your out she yeah just say it
29:45
was a mistake but they won't do that
29:46
that's not in their nature they don't
29:49
like to admit they could ever make a
29:50
mistake but let's just in the part two
29:51
as Amy goes on deep you know
29:55
pooh-poohing any thought and again I'll
29:59
bring the logic of this up there was a
30:00
lab there and it did work on viruses and
30:03
it was in new blood by Corona and fout
30:07
she somehow is involved because he's an
30:09
aged age hold on there was a 3.7 million
30:13
dollar grant from the CDC during the
30:18
Obama administration and that was all it
30:22
was all part of it we were working
30:23
together was not unknown this is not an
30:25
unknown entity to the United States so
30:28
here we have Amy bringing on an expert
30:31
who works at that lab or at Gordon
30:33
doesn't work there but he works with
30:34
them and he's just going nuts about any
30:37
implications now I'm started to think
30:40
about as I listen to these clips you
30:42
know they're trying to protect this lab
30:44
and as much as they can it must be doing
30:47
some very interesting work but yeah but
30:49
just to just to go out of their way to
30:52
like take what is obviously something to
30:56
think about
30:57
mm-hmm and slam it so harshly especially
31:00
as you heard Amy in that last clip yeah
31:02
it really makes you wonder but let's
31:03
listen to this this came just one day
31:06
after the Pentagon's top general mark
31:08
Milley said the corona virus likely
31:11
client came from natural sources not a
31:13
Chinese lab on Thursday China's foreign
31:15
ministry spokesperson responded see my
31:20
millou analyst position on the origin
31:22
and means of transmission of the novel
31:24
coronavirus creator Sega could always is
31:27
a scientific issue should be studied by
31:30
scientists and medical experts I would
31:32
like to remind you need to either share
31:34
the head of whu-oh has your appeal
31:35
there's no evidence that the coronavirus
31:38
was made in al-ameen she won many
31:40
well-known medical experts in the world
31:41
also believe that claims of the
31:43
so-called laboratory deeds mean have no
31:46
scientific basis the scientific journal
31:48
the lancet has said the virus seems to
31:50
have come from wildlife there's a lot in
31:56
the lances might in The Lancet my dear
31:58
you might want to read the other
31:59
articles that have been published why
32:03
why why is it that when we have I mean a
32:06
goat on YouTube there's dr. after just
32:09
as an example not to take you away from
32:10
the topic this doctor after doctor
32:12
saying hey man I had fifty patients
32:14
they're all doing great gave them
32:16
hydroxychloroquine why is that not doing
32:18
at this hour Adam curry reporting good
32:21
news we have people surviving the Cova
32:25
death why why why why why can't it all
32:29
do one of those just one that was easier
32:31
to explain than this not really
32:34
yeah compromise well yeah but they're
32:37
all compromised all these journals are
32:39
come for some reason and maybe it's all
32:41
Chinese money I don't know maybe we've
32:43
missed out yeah we got it we got it or
32:47
me we got to maybe not use some point
32:49
stop ignoring the fact that the Chinese
32:51
are got their hands deep into to our
32:53
media yes very deep so let's listen to
32:57
the last clip this is a doctor - ik who
33:01
Amy brings on to discuss this thing it's
33:05
under dr. Dr - ik gotcha for for more on
33:10
the origins of the corona virus Trump's
33:13
response and where we go from here we're
33:16
joined by a zoologist who has long
33:19
studied diseases that cross the animal
33:22
human I have to stop please correct Amy
33:25
on the on the pronunciation here you do
33:28
not it's zero is not just because
33:33
it'd have to be three OSes zoologists
33:36
it's zoology it's not zoology for for
33:40
more on the origins of the coronavirus
33:43
Trump's response and where we go from
33:46
here we're joined by a zoologist with
33:48
long studied diseases that cross the
33:51
animal human divide and over years has
33:55
been sounding the alarm about a coming
33:57
pandemic dr. Peter - Jacques is with us
34:00
he's a disease ecologist the president
34:02
of eco Health Alliance a nonprofit that
34:04
works globally to identify and study our
34:07
vulnerabilities to emerging infectious
34:09
disease eco Health Alliance has been
34:11
studying coronaviruses in China since
34:13
the end of the SARS outbreak in 2004
34:16
this coronavirus holycrap does the guy
34:20
ever talk was she just gonna blow him in
34:22
the introduction this unbelievable this
34:24
is what she does
34:31
39 seconds already still haven't gotten
34:33
just the intro in China since the end of
34:36
the SARS outbreak in 2004 this
34:40
coronavirus is really called stars -
34:42
he's joining us from the Hudson River
34:44
Valley in New York welcome to democracy
34:49
now it's great to have you with us
34:50
so if you can unpack what we just heard
34:53
it goes to the issue of the origins of
34:57
the coronavirus especially interesting
34:59
that President Trump is raising this now
35:01
as he's being seriously attacked for the
35:06
United States lack of action and delay
35:09
and so he is striking out at his many
35:13
sectors as he can but talk about the
35:16
origins of the coronavirus dr. - and we
35:19
have about 30 seconds left holy crap
35:21
take off your edits a minute and 15
35:25
seconds and what do we have left 34
35:27
seconds for the douche yeah great to be
35:29
here look first the the the idea that
35:31
this virus escaped from the lab is just
35:33
pure baloney it's simply not true I've
35:36
been working with that lab for 15 years
35:37
and the samples collected were collected
35:40
by me and others in collaboration with
35:42
our Chinese colleagues there's some of
35:44
the best scientists in the world
35:46
there was no Varro ISIL in the lab there
35:49
was no cultured virus that this anything
35:51
related to Sanskrit virus - so it's just
35:54
not possible and while you say it's
35:57
really a politicization of the origins
36:00
of a pandemic and it's really
36:02
unfortunate okay science researcher
36:05
completely unchanged in the in the
36:10
laboratory that failed its safety rule
36:13
no may as well be a spokesperson for the
36:16
CCP yeah gosh as she brings him on maybe
36:21
she just all she had to do was say yes
36:23
sir as you wish of course I'll have him
36:25
on so I don't think she's I don't think
36:27
there's well not it's not Amy of course
36:29
it doesn't work that way but Wow Wow
36:34
yeah we have to keep reminding ourselves
36:36
how incredibly deep the CCP is into all
36:42
things media yeah they're not stupid no
36:50
these guys are easily bought Condoleezza
36:54
Rice is in the picture again
36:56
I guess she's on the president invited
36:58
her to be on the board of the board on
37:00
the reopening board and she works for
37:02
the or she is now with the Hoover
37:04
Institution
37:05
yeah we're hearing yeah so she's toeing
37:09
the line of that office at the Hoover
37:11
Institution it seems it's just to let it
37:17
be known that China responded in the way
37:19
that it did or didn't respond let me put
37:22
it that way because the Chinese are
37:24
going to treat try to create they're
37:26
even trying to do this out a
37:27
counter-narrative well when we found out
37:30
about it we got on top of it look at how
37:32
quickly through social distancing and
37:35
quarantine look how quickly we recovered
37:37
and all by the way we've been helping
37:39
the rest of the world by sending PPEs
37:42
and by sending help and a to all of the
37:45
the world they're gonna kind of shift
37:48
the narrative from their initial
37:50
responsibility for not fessing up to
37:52
what was happening to we got on top of
37:55
it and then we helped the rest of you
37:57
that's how they got shipped America
37:58
don't let
37:59
no I'm but it is happening and I'm not
38:02
letting it happen is seems impossible
38:05
just combined with the perfect storm of
38:07
hate of total bitter utter media hate
38:11
towards Trump and he's so bitter and so
38:15
hateful that you can't even for two
38:17
seconds think about your audience the
38:19
the public today hey hey you know think
38:23
about us tell us how we're doing give us
38:25
some useful information by the way the
38:28
President did give us a very graphic
38:30
detailed a report boots-on-the-ground
38:33
report if you will of the initial test
38:36
now you know now the testing is going to
38:39
be quick swab 15 minutes I think they're
38:42
talking about one even faster than that
38:44
but the first one is where they Jam that
38:46
thing up your nose through your nose
38:49
through the back of your nose bend it
38:52
down it really goes from three rows down
38:54
your throat now this was the test that
38:59
the president had to take because if you
39:01
recall the media kept saying God hopes
39:08
that he would have it they wanted to
39:10
make calls 25th amendment here he tells
39:14
you how that initial test went just like
39:17
with ventilators we're building now the
39:18
best ventilators just like with
39:21
ventilators our testing is getting
39:23
better and better I took the first test
39:25
the first test was not pleasant this was
39:28
not a pleasant thing I said you got to
39:30
be kidding to the doctor you got to be
39:33
kidding
39:33
up your nose and then we hang a right
39:35
and it goes down here and then we'll
39:38
wiggle it around here under your eye and
39:40
then we'll pull it out and we'll say I
39:43
said no that's it's there's no way that
39:45
can happen is that the way it goes you
39:48
sure this was a very unpleasant test and
39:52
then I was tested a few weeks later with
39:54
the new test that just came out the
39:57
abbot where they just touch your nose
39:58
basically and they put it in a machine
40:00
in a literally a few minutes later they
40:03
tell you if you're fine and I was lucky
40:06
in both cases and it's funny how he
40:10
described that because almost what you
40:12
did except he had the up your nose hang
40:14
a right under your eye there's some well
40:20
there's a lot wrong with with people
40:22
sitting at home there's a lot of wrong
40:23
thinking and I think people are very
40:25
disconnected from reality so when you
40:27
hear this is that is actually what the
40:30
test entailed the first test when we
40:32
need everyone 350 million tests a day
40:35
but you sadist for some reason there's
40:39
this belief that a test is like
40:41
chickity-check
40:42
lickety-split and it's like a home
40:44
pregnancy test you go by it at the at
40:46
the drugstore you take it home pee on a
40:47
stick and you know where you're at yeah
40:50
this is and I and that is partially a
40:52
complete lack of media immediate work in
40:57
general the news should be explaining
40:58
this much better I don't do any of that
41:02
go on and on yeah yeah I know I know
41:05
just go on no no no and it's starting to
41:08
actually before we get there so with I'm
41:11
happy Texas is going to be the first one
41:13
of the first states to open up on
41:17
Tuesday all retail will be able to open
41:20
but you can't go in the store as a
41:22
customer you could order on the phone or
41:24
online you can pick it up curbside
41:27
marginally interesting the parks are
41:29
going to open you can now be in the park
41:32
five people at the same time yes
41:36
face masks is still going to be a thing
41:39
it's you everyone is wearing one and if
41:41
you're not wearing one you get stink eye
41:43
so I don't there's no official word on
41:45
that actually then on the 26th so that
41:50
will be what is that Friday Friday or
41:54
Saturday yeah Saturday or Sunday then
41:59
we're going to go to the next phase and
42:01
I think that's where will the
42:02
announcement will be that as of next
42:04
week Monday
42:05
can start 6 is Sunday what is Sunday so
42:08
as of the 27th we'll be able to do more
42:10
and I think they'll go either to the I
42:14
hope straight to the 50 people line
42:17
where you can do 50 people in a in a
42:20
group but we'll have to see abbot our
42:24
governor here very similar to what the
42:27
president did you know we're doing this
42:28
on data as here's the list of all the
42:31
health experts nationally
42:32
internationally known and he also has an
42:34
advisory council which immediately made
42:37
me question everything Abbott says our
42:40
medical team will work with an advisory
42:42
committee of a successful business and
42:44
community leaders who will share
42:46
information and innovative ideas to help
42:49
businesses strategically reopen while
42:53
also containing the spread of the
42:55
coronavirus they include entrepreneurs
42:57
like Kendra Scott and mattress magnatum
43:01
Megan mill world-renowned tech leaders
43:04
like Michael Dell and Robert Smith
43:06
economic development leaders like Ross
43:09
Perot and Bob Roman small business
43:12
leaders like Marcy Leah Costa and masty
43:14
Villarreal now do you think that he
43:16
actually got confirmation from all of
43:18
these people in particular Ross Perot
43:20
who had no Ross Perot is still alive he
43:23
died last year
43:24
oh he's on the committee what is this
43:29
all about did he say okay did you alive
43:32
I didn't I die new or I thought he was
43:35
dead
43:36
yeah you do it wasn't sure he was
43:38
actually dead last year July of 2019 hey
43:42
listen Kendra's gone although I do like
43:47
mattress mat Jamaica Ville I think
43:48
that's cool that he's hot no I think
43:52
it's one of those crazy Eddy type stores
43:54
mattress mat you know what if Kendra is
43:58
gone and Kendra Scott is a jewelry
44:01
designer so it wouldn't make sense
44:02
Kendra's gone
44:04
Matros Matt - Megan mill world-renowned
44:08
tech leaders like Michael Dell and
44:10
Robert Smith economic development
44:13
leaders like Ross Perot and Bob row I
44:18
mean that's messed up that is really bad
44:23
that means he didn't even call and by
44:26
the way I'd love to be on that call hey
44:28
can Ross can Ross come up and play you
44:34
know I get the sense that did list was
44:36
given to him by one of his staffers who
44:38
probably just made it up just made it up
44:43
I it's very damaging very very damaging
44:47
well I don't think anyone else hey you
44:50
won't be laughing when they roll his
44:52
corpse out well he was known for his
44:56
holding him up one waving his arm he was
44:59
known for his innovation you never know
45:03
what good old Ross might have might have
45:05
figured out okay we can't be on
45:10
coronavirus as much as we usually do but
45:12
I still have a few things when we it's
45:16
people and write that write us say that
45:18
one of the things that we're doing for
45:20
them is keeping them up going not during
45:23
this moment probably have another week
45:25
or two of material and we keep coming up
45:27
with stuff that's true I have another
45:29
piece of material
45:31
now with this clearly very questionable
45:35
global shutdown something's happened I
45:39
mean there have there's been resets of
45:41
has been digging some holes and planting
45:44
some bombs exactly stuff has been going
45:47
on and if you look at the current stock
45:51
market I'm just looking at the at Wall
45:52
Street it's really quite incredible
45:55
where that is compared to the reality on
45:58
the ground which should be over
46:00
completely stops really stop the economy
46:03
and we'll talk about some of the issues
46:05
there in a bit as well
46:09
Trump explains the genius stock market
46:13
because the stock market is actually
46:14
talking to us look at us we're the
46:16
greatest economy in
46:18
history of the world better than China
46:20
better than any country in the world
46:22
better than any country has ever had we
46:24
had the highest stock market in history
46:27
by far and I'm honored by the fact that
46:29
it has started to go up very
46:31
substantially that's because the market
46:33
is smart the market is actually
46:35
brilliant I've seen it and they're
46:38
viewing it like we've done a good job
46:41
they view it that way because if you
46:45
would have told me that we're at 24,000
46:47
or beyond and the highest we were ever
46:50
was we never hit 30 we were getting
46:54
close to 30 so let's say around 29,000
46:56
we're 24 we were heading down I bet I
46:59
start to say oh well we may be heading
47:03
into territory where I started I didn't
47:06
like that now we're way up I guess
47:09
that's all the caps the stock market is
47:12
telling us we're doing a good job that
47:15
is what people that are market people
47:17
stock market folk they always say that
47:20
this is really commentary from a guy
47:22
he'd think was a stock broker a real
47:25
estate guys I didn't know where that
47:26
into the stock market as much as he is
47:28
yeah
47:29
pretty interesting yeah but okay
47:34
yesterday kind of in a in a countermove
47:40
I would say the World Health
47:43
Organization United Nations officials
47:46
and a lot of really big advertisers such
47:52
as IBM Cisco Sony gosh I didn't even
47:58
count all of them they had the big alone
48:03
together global six New World Order
48:08
concert yeah
48:12
it was hosted by Colbert and the to
48:15
Jimmy's actually one of our producers
48:18
took some notes if you saw it then you
48:21
probably saw the same thing did you see
48:23
any of it John did you watch any of the
48:24
show look at these things and there's
48:29
just like a million people on the screen
48:31
and you can't look at any one of them
48:33
and and they and they're all it's just
48:36
stupid well a lot of it was kind of the
48:40
idea of a live aid only you couldn't
48:42
donate there was no money they weren't
48:44
raising anything it was really just to
48:46
talk about that seamless well no bill
48:49
Melinda Gates Bill and Melinda they came
48:52
on the talk about vaccines
48:54
Ted Ross came on that talk about how
48:57
important it is that we're all in this
48:58
together and then it was performances
49:01
and some of them were very they were
49:03
mainly done at home but some of them
49:06
were really professionally done at home
49:08
you know like multiple cat if not
49:10
multiple cameras multiple angles
49:12
some of these guys broom Sarma this
49:16
stuff was really good but Elton John
49:19
outside with a multi-camera shoot no it
49:23
just none of that worked for me on his
49:24
basketball court for some reason look is
49:28
known for his hoops a lot of the audio
49:31
still really really really crap and just
49:35
odd just you know Stevie Wonder okay you
49:38
know Stevie's great and he did lean on
49:40
me but Bill Withers and does anyone
49:44
really care do we have any ratings for
49:47
this thing actually that's what I should
49:48
have looked at anyway should've listened
49:51
imagine anybody watched it listen to the
49:53
latest World Health Organization public
49:56
service announcement as is now airing
49:58
across the globe from professor not
50:01
really doctor not kind of a Ted Ross
50:07
many of you watching this are now at
50:10
home to protect your health and that of
50:13
those nails you
50:16
but there is much you can do to stay
50:19
healthy at home like eating a healthy
50:22
and nutritious diet avoiding sugary
50:24
drinks not smoking and being physically
50:27
active take a walk if you can go outside
50:29
to an online workout or yoga and don't
50:34
sit in the same position for long
50:36
periods getting up and moving for at
50:39
least three minutes several times a day
50:41
helps caring for your mental health is
50:43
also key I can't even take that guy any
50:49
man just matches something here for it
50:51
because I know other people are
50:52
triggered by this guy's voice who are
50:54
older mm-hmm and this guy's voice
50:58
exactly the same voice as a guy who
51:00
played the translator the Spanish
51:04
translator in the Woody Allen movie
51:06
bananas woody is coming off down the
51:09
plane ramp and he's got a Fidel Castro
51:12
beard on and this translator comes out
51:14
and as Woody says anything in English
51:16
this guy supposedly translate he's not
51:19
translating he's translating into pidgin
51:22
English with this exact same accent huh
51:25
and I would try I will try to get a clip
51:27
of it because every time I hear this guy
51:28
talk Alesi this character who then is
51:32
rushed off because it turns out that he
51:34
was in the scape Ephraim an insane
51:35
asylum hey you know I I don't have any
51:39
ratings I don't see any ratings for this
51:41
together at home that's quite what the
51:43
ratings were how would they have to
51:45
report there were big ads on this thing
51:47
John I mean like really it's big
51:51
advertising people a lot of network to
51:54
know I think the ratings on all the
51:55
shows must have going through the floor
51:57
because I'm not gonna watch Stephen
51:59
Colbert in his house I'm not gonna watch
52:01
Jimmy Fallon on his front porch it was
52:05
bad sound I'm not gonna watch the view
52:07
it's unwatchable and so people are
52:10
watching Netflix or watching production
52:12
they're watching old TV they're watching
52:15
anything but what's going on I took a
52:19
YouTube video which had been going
52:21
around and I tightened it up and I
52:24
realized that it would work really well
52:25
for audio at least that's how I felt
52:28
about it this morning
52:28
this is a supercut a compa lodge if you
52:33
will of every single big brand
52:36
coronavirus commercial running on
52:39
television right now did you see this
52:40
thing nope good because it'll work they
52:44
all start off with the same Apple
52:47
GarageBand a somber piano music and this
52:50
does a little montage you'll hear it and
52:52
then they all go into the exact same
52:55
format of programming you based on your
52:59
emotions to buy their product because
53:03
they're your family they're loyal to you
53:05
gosh darn it
53:06
have a listen to every single Corona
53:09
commercial today
53:11
[Music]
53:19
all the intros are like this when we
53:21
first opened our doors since 1926 since
53:24
1978 for 60 years for 75 years for over
53:28
80 years in 90 years over 100 years
53:31
nationwide has been on your side
53:33
restaurants have always been there for
53:34
you Nissan has been with you second time
53:37
we will do what we've always done that
53:40
took care of people we're people people
53:42
people people people people family
53:44
family family family family family
53:46
family family family families and
53:49
families families is it now especially
53:51
now especially now right now and now
53:55
more than ever more than ever today more
53:57
than ever today more than ever in times
54:00
like this at times like these during
54:02
these difficult times in these troubled
54:04
times and challenging times trying times
54:06
in these times of uncertainty during
54:09
this time of great uncertainty during
54:11
these uncertain times during these
54:12
uncertain times and uncertain times
54:14
uncertain times uncertain time and
54:16
pressure dated times unprecedented times
54:19
unprecedented times this unprecedented
54:21
moment in our history's time of social
54:23
distancing while things have slowed down
54:25
as we turn more notice the octet well
54:28
doors may be closed while the distance
54:30
between us has gotten bigger if the more
54:32
we stay apart still find ways to stay
54:34
close even when we're apart even if we
54:37
can't stand closer than 6 feet but
54:38
there's still ways to touch each other
54:40
all without leaving the comfort and
54:42
safety of your home without leaving the
54:44
safety of your home from home your home
54:47
at home
54:50
home that's the key Buick and GMC we're
54:54
here to help
54:55
Kurtis and this is gonna help here to
54:57
help my teams are here we are here we're
55:00
here we're here here for you here for
55:03
you we're here for you we are here fee
55:05
we are here for you we're here for you
55:07
we are here for you we'll be here for
55:09
you
55:10
Runnings is here for you we're still
55:11
here for you we're with you we're part
55:14
of your community so you can trust us
55:16
you can count on us and we'll get
55:18
through this together
55:21
together together together together
55:27
together together together together
55:29
together together together come together
55:32
together together together together
55:34
together together together together
55:37
together okay we're not done yet because
55:40
now we have to go up-tempo towards the
55:43
end of the song everyone's happy
55:45
we're skateboarding in the house and now
55:48
we have to clap we have to clap for the
55:50
first responders
55:57
[Music]
56:00
[Applause]
56:04
and you've probably seen every single
56:08
one of those and that is what has been
56:10
programmed into your without ROI
56:12
together hmm who put it together writes
56:16
I have it in the show notes somewhere
56:17
who put it together well I'm gonna give
56:19
you a clip of the day for finding it
56:20
nothing is real fabulous clip it really
56:30
works I mean it's just because it's so
56:33
it's so manipulative it is incredibly
56:38
it's it's stupid manipulative it's
56:41
actually evil and that's what we're
56:44
being pumped full with on a daily basis
56:47
if you're watching television of course
56:49
yeah
56:49
but if you watch the global alone
56:55
together new world order a home thing
56:57
yesterday that's what the commercials
56:59
were and they were from the same big
57:00
brands yeah trying to engage a giant
57:03
corporations now they don't give a crap
57:05
they just like you except about their
57:07
bottom line and they're worried sick
57:09
about this they do not give a crap now
57:11
the other things that are running are
57:14
these I think they're mainly yellow
57:15
sometimes bright green full screen just
57:18
words on the screen and it's from the
57:21
CDC or the locals and Ezio's well
57:24
there's one for Oregon which I'm going
57:26
to play live so I can read along if we
57:30
don't stay home it's a big yellow screen
57:32
we will continue to spread the
57:33
coronavirus 1.4 percent of all
57:36
Oregonians could die an average person
57:39
knows 600 people which means five people
57:42
you know could lose their lives your
57:45
kids school teacher your neighbor your
57:47
teammate your barista your doctor your
57:48
uncle your sister your mother your
57:49
stepbrother your partner your child it's
57:52
up to you how many people live or die
57:54
don't accidentally kill someone and stay
57:56
home save lives I'm sure that is not the
58:01
tone that was meant to be that's what it
58:05
sounded like to me when I read it
58:07
so this stuff is pathetic No thank God
58:13
people are listening to podcasts holy
58:16
crap is so so damaging to your health
58:20
now we go to not the podcast no no no
58:23
all this other stuff is very damaging so
58:27
if you know basically we're locked up
58:30
and I think that you're seeing now the
58:32
rest of the world is seeing I'm getting
58:34
calls about it actually one call who
58:36
calls anymore I got one phone call and
58:38
some text messages from overseas they're
58:42
seeing Americans in certain states
58:45
saying okay I'm done with this and you
58:48
can't keep me home and I'm very tired of
58:51
you treating me like a slave and telling
58:55
me to shut up and I can't do certain
58:59
things that I'd like to do and the most
59:00
important one which is a topic of
59:02
conversation and it's necessary for this
59:07
to be discussed is the religious
59:10
gatherings the First Amendment to the
59:17
United States Constitution it has a
59:19
number of freedoms in there people
59:21
really you know they'll remember the
59:23
freedom of speech they'll remember you
59:27
know the freedom of the press but it's
59:30
always good to reread it so this is the
59:32
most important Amendment to the United
59:34
States Constitution is how we do it here
59:36
and it starts a little differently it's
59:39
not what you're allowed to do it
59:41
actually is telling the government what
59:43
they cannot do so the First Amendment
59:46
starts with Congress shall make no law
59:50
respecting an establishment of religion
59:53
or prohibiting the free exercise thereof
59:56
just as the First Amendment is important
59:58
in all the amendments because it's first
1:00:00
what's in these amendments first is
1:00:02
important to in a hierarchal way so
1:00:05
religion and free exercise without
1:00:08
prohibition is an inhalable right that
1:00:13
cannot be taken a list top of the list
1:00:15
then we have abridging the freedom of
1:00:19
speech or of the press
1:00:21
or the right of the people peaceably to
1:00:24
assemble and to petition the government
1:00:26
for a redress of grievances every single
1:00:30
one of those line items was a part of
1:00:33
these protests that are taking place
1:00:35
there's one in Austin today they're
1:00:37
going on in Ohio they're going on in
1:00:38
Michigan there's and people are are
1:00:43
tired because they're seeing through it
1:00:46
they're seeing through the bullcrap and
1:00:48
they would like to get back to their
1:00:50
lives I don't want to kill other people
1:00:51
like this phony-baloney Oregonian the
1:00:55
PSA was telling of course I don't want
1:00:57
to kill other people but we do have to
1:00:59
take risks in life like getting in your
1:01:01
car and driving on the highway and
1:01:04
Governor Whitmer of Michigan she took
1:01:08
some extreme measures you know you can't
1:01:12
it just I'm sure you've seen all the
1:01:14
things that she said you can't do
1:01:16
completely abridging all kinds of
1:01:18
freedoms listed in the First Amendment
1:01:21
and so people came out and demonstrated
1:01:24
but they didn't just come out with just
1:01:25
in their cars and honking their horns no
1:01:27
they came out with their guns and that's
1:01:30
why you'll hear this response from
1:01:32
Whitmer the way it is because the Second
1:01:36
Amendment did its job
1:01:38
and it continues to do its job people in
1:01:41
Europe Germany France the Netherlands
1:01:44
the United Kingdom what happens to them
1:01:46
when they say hey I'm tired of the shit
1:01:48
I'm going outside they get they get
1:01:50
jailed get thrown in jail picked up
1:01:53
beaten and heard it in drones flying
1:01:56
overhead that's why we have guns I want
1:02:00
you to understand that not to kill
1:02:01
people and you're tired right now Adam
1:02:04
is talking to the Europeans not the
1:02:06
Americans exactly so here's the example
1:02:09
people came out some reason the
1:02:10
Europeans you get these piers more
1:02:12
against these other guys and they float
1:02:14
over here they just don't get it no and
1:02:18
and I think this is a great moment to
1:02:19
actually get it when you're in in the
1:02:23
Netherlands or Germany or France and
1:02:25
your government is telling you to shut
1:02:27
up and you can't even walk outside side
1:02:31
by side with someone else regardless of
1:02:32
the danger they don't have the right
1:02:34
to do all these things in the United
1:02:37
States and when they do it then we come
1:02:40
out with our guns slung over our back
1:02:42
and saying hey I don't think this is a
1:02:44
good idea we're kind of tired of what
1:02:45
you're saying and that's why governor
1:02:47
Whitmer of Michigan responds in this
1:02:50
manner very meek and and rightly so so I
1:02:54
think about the demonstrators here today
1:02:56
and I understand the frustration that
1:03:00
people are feeling I'm frustrated too
1:03:01
none of us wants to be here in this
1:03:04
moment but we are and we have to do the
1:03:07
best that we can I know that people are
1:03:09
angry and that's okay and if you want to
1:03:11
take it out and send it my way
1:03:14
makes you feel better that's fine I
1:03:17
support your right to free speech and I
1:03:20
respect your opinions I just urge you
1:03:22
don't put yourself at risk and don't put
1:03:26
others at risk either I was really
1:03:29
disappointed to see people congregating
1:03:31
not wearing masks I saw someone handing
1:03:35
out candy to little kids barehanded you
1:03:45
know when people are flying the
1:03:46
Confederate flag and untold numbers who
1:03:48
gassed up on the way here hey by the way
1:03:51
I totally agree with your freedom of
1:03:53
speech but what's up with the
1:03:55
Confederate flag you're saying that you
1:03:57
were flying the Confederate flag is that
1:03:59
illegal are you not allowed to fly the
1:04:01
Confederate flag in Michigan is that
1:04:02
illegal in general cannot fly that not
1:04:05
that I know of is efficient if supremist
1:04:08
what she's saying it well just peak for
1:04:11
the black voters in the state so the
1:04:14
game keeps Dickey boating for her you
1:04:16
know when people are flying the
1:04:18
Confederate flag and untold number some
1:04:20
gas stopped on the way here or grabbed a
1:04:22
bite on the way home we know that this
1:04:26
rally endangered people it was not a
1:04:29
rally I think that's very disingenuous
1:04:32
rally but okay it endangered people this
1:04:35
kind of activity will put more people at
1:04:37
risk and sadly it could prolong the
1:04:41
amount of time we have to be in this
1:04:44
posture so she really is
1:04:47
although she understands very well she
1:04:49
knows her limitations I guess someone
1:04:51
MIT maybe someone else wrote this for
1:04:52
she understands her limitations she
1:04:54
cannot push it but there is an overall
1:04:56
lacking of civics engineer an
1:05:00
understanding of civics even from the
1:05:03
people who were supposed to be adhering
1:05:05
to them and I caught this on Tucker
1:05:07
Carlson show on Fox he was talking to
1:05:09
Phil Murphy the governor of New Jersey
1:05:12
and Tucker brings up the same general
1:05:15
point but the answer that comes from the
1:05:17
governor makes nothing but sense so you
1:05:20
made that decision and as I noted before
1:05:22
15 congregants at a synagogue in New
1:05:25
Jersey were arrested and charged for
1:05:27
being in a synagogue together now the
1:05:31
Bill of Rights as you well know protects
1:05:33
Americans right in shrines their right
1:05:36
to practice their religion as they see
1:05:38
fit and to congregate together to
1:05:41
assemble peacefully by what authority
1:05:44
did unify the Bill of Rights in issuing
1:05:47
this order how do you have the power we
1:05:49
were that that's above my paygrade
1:05:51
Tucker so I wasn't I wasn't thinking of
1:05:54
the Bill of Rights when we did this we
1:05:56
went to all first of all we looked at
1:05:58
the day against a science and it says
1:06:00
people have to stay away from each other
1:06:03
and that is the saddest answer I've ever
1:06:05
heard thinking of the Bill of Rights
1:06:12
when I locked down people in their in
1:06:14
their homes
1:06:16
that's the don't governor's OS that guy
1:06:18
Phil Murphy governor of New Jersey
1:06:21
holy mackerel and then but he also
1:06:24
laughs it off when Tucker says clearly
1:06:26
you weren't he's like who that's above
1:06:28
my pay grade it's not above his pay
1:06:31
grade that is exactly what he should be
1:06:34
doing when you take these measures don't
1:06:36
you sit down and say is this
1:06:38
constitutional can we do this do we have
1:06:41
the right to do this do we have the
1:06:42
leeway
1:06:44
though that kind of thinking is is a
1:06:46
real problem
1:06:47
democrat or republican I'm just
1:06:49
wondering I think he's Democrat yeah I'm
1:06:53
pretty sure he's Democrat now of course
1:06:55
we this is the tri-state area the United
1:06:57
States now we don't have people
1:06:58
protesting in New York with guns on
1:07:01
their backs we don't have people
1:07:02
protesting in California with guns on
1:07:05
their back because of the extremely
1:07:07
complicated local state gun ordinances
1:07:11
and rules and regulations so that's
1:07:17
where crazy shit happens
1:07:19
San Clemente California what's the
1:07:21
government going to do when they hate
1:07:22
you a popular Orange County skate park
1:07:25
is now covered in sand the city of San
1:07:28
Clemente made the move to discourage
1:07:30
skaters from using a part during social
1:07:33
distancing with a nonprofit that manages
1:07:35
the park to the OC register the city
1:07:38
made the move without telling them first
1:07:40
but look how the skaters that he cleared
1:07:42
the sand out of the way
1:07:45
so they didn't like what the children
1:07:47
were breaking protocol so they filled
1:07:50
the whole skate park with 27 tons of
1:07:53
sand and then in New York this is not
1:08:02
unique to unique time life
1:08:03
it's a funny bit and they screwed up
1:08:09
they should have filled it with dog crap
1:08:13
cleaned it up or a combo kitty litter
1:08:18
yeah
1:08:19
Oh kitty yeah use the clumping kind now
1:08:25
in New York and again these you know not
1:08:28
every state in America is the same New
1:08:31
York and California have a lot in common
1:08:33
but we certainly don't want you to
1:08:37
disobey orders citizen New Yorkers you
1:08:40
have been extraordinary that social
1:08:43
distancing this is a Mayor Bill DeBlasio
1:08:46
and let me tell you it is taken every
1:08:48
fiber of our beings to figure out how to
1:08:50
do this because we're
1:08:52
warm emotional people were used to being
1:08:55
close to each other we're used to being
1:08:56
packed into subway cars and we've had to
1:08:58
do the exact opposite and figure out how
1:09:01
to keep distance it's not natural for us
1:09:03
it's not normal for us but you've done
1:09:04
it you've done an amazing job now look
1:09:07
thank you everyone who's done it the
1:09:09
right way but we still know there's some
1:09:10
people need to get the message and that
1:09:12
means sometimes making sure the
1:09:14
enforcement is there hey let's get some
1:09:16
muscle over here show educate people
1:09:23
that can make clear we got to have
1:09:25
social distancing so now it is easier
1:09:29
than ever when you see a crowd when you
1:09:31
see a line that's not distance when you
1:09:33
see a supermarket that's too crowded
1:09:35
anything you can report it right away so
1:09:37
we can get help there to fix the problem
1:09:39
and now it's as simple as taking a photo
1:09:42
all you gotta do is take the photo and
1:09:45
put the location with it and bang that
1:10:02
with an e think think what does that
1:10:06
come from him what does the think come
1:10:08
from think Don me probably goes back to
1:10:11
the 30s or some old term from jail or
1:10:13
prison I'm not sure Vic I think late
1:10:17
nineteenth century perhaps from German
1:10:20
literally Finch but also a pejorative
1:10:23
term students started to refer to
1:10:25
non-members of fraternities as Fink's
1:10:28
probably by association with the freedom
1:10:30
of wild birds as opposed to caged ones
1:10:34
the term was later generalized to denote
1:10:37
those not belonging to organizations
1:10:38
such as trade unions hmm so maybe it
1:10:42
came from from trade union stuff that
1:10:45
makes sense yeah they're very popular in
1:10:47
the 30s so the Blasio wants you to think
1:10:50
to be a Fink and gnarrk gnarrk on your
1:10:53
neighbors cuz we got to teach people
1:10:55
they're gonna learn it a picture will
1:10:57
take care gonna take you take the
1:11:00
picture what they care the guy crazy
1:11:03
well it could be worse I do have that
1:11:05
round
1:11:06
think I'm gonna pull one out if you want
1:11:08
to see her good news and bad news this
1:11:10
isn't play The Cove in Nigeria if you
1:11:12
want to hear an extreme Nigeria's
1:11:14
National Human Rights Commission says
1:11:16
security forces have killed at least 18
1:11:18
people while enforcing social distancing
1:11:21
measures aimed at stopping the spread of
1:11:22
the coronavirus that's more than the 13
1:11:25
deaths so far attributed to kovat 19
1:11:27
across Nigeria the Commission documented
1:11:30
over a hundred incidents of human rights
1:11:32
violations in 24 of Nigeria's 36 states
1:11:36
no so they killed 18 people right
1:11:39
through net social distancing that's the
1:11:41
expect you go now you're talking that's
1:11:44
what de Blasio wants you know teach
1:11:46
people shoot him you will learn
1:11:48
something I'm still a bit concerned
1:11:51
about the Smithfield pork plants they've
1:11:56
closed another one so this is the only
1:11:59
meat processing plants in the United
1:12:02
States closed down to date are both pork
1:12:06
and both Chinese owned Smithfield when
1:12:09
there are definitely other meat
1:12:11
facilities that I've even had deaths and
1:12:14
have not been shut down well I would
1:12:16
like to read the note that we both
1:12:17
received from Mitch okay I work for a
1:12:21
smaller USDA inspected meat law and by
1:12:24
the way this note people should play pay
1:12:26
attention to because it would actually
1:12:29
kind of has a implied recommendation
1:12:32
it's yes it does it does which is buy
1:12:35
some meat put it in the freezer yeah by
1:12:37
I'm going out today to buy some more
1:12:40
meat yeah fulfill your freezer up anyway
1:12:43
let me read the note I work for a
1:12:45
smaller USDA inspected inspected meat
1:12:47
lock into 20 25 employees or so we're a
1:12:50
drop in the bucket compared to the large
1:12:52
slaughterhouses but nonetheless we have
1:12:54
a USDA inspector and I know the system
1:12:58
my initial kovat concern was that the
1:13:00
USDA would pull their inspectors and
1:13:03
we'd be largely shut down creating this
1:13:05
not for sale only meat situation which
1:13:08
you'll see the USDA and has fortunately
1:13:12
had the good sense not to cripple our
1:13:13
meats a plan and kept us open so far
1:13:17
these close quarters slaughterhouses
1:13:20
with hundreds if not thousands of
1:13:22
employees are rampant with coronavirus
1:13:25
our inspector has quietly told me that
1:13:28
one of the other big local plants
1:13:30
refused to shut down despite multiple
1:13:32
confirmed employee cases to make matters
1:13:36
worse an inspector was confirmed
1:13:38
positive and our inspector was worried
1:13:40
that he was going to get pulled to cover
1:13:43
that infected plant as well potentially
1:13:46
exposing us believe me when I tell you
1:13:49
these plants will be shut down and the
1:13:52
food supply will disappear you might
1:13:56
want to you might want to read that one
1:13:57
line again to the food supply with this
1:14:01
body by the way there'll always be vegan
1:14:02
food and I can't believe it's not meat
1:14:06
we've been checking in with our regular
1:14:09
truck drivers from our retail suppliers
1:14:11
one of our drivers has been delivering
1:14:14
for us for decades and has never seen
1:14:17
their warehouses this empty everyone is
1:14:20
scrambling to meet demand and there's
1:14:23
not enough meat to go around as is when
1:14:26
these plants get shut down there is no
1:14:29
excess sitting in the warehouses our
1:14:31
freezers are the same way when we cut it
1:14:34
be for a hog it is picked up as soon as
1:14:37
it is frozen that is not normally the
1:14:40
case and you can't even find a cheap
1:14:42
freezer for sale the coverage has been
1:14:44
phenomenal gentlemen yeah now he's
1:14:47
talking about us my wife is actually
1:14:48
listening for the first time you are
1:14:50
bringing us hope and a positive message
1:14:53
she knows about the hwo gates and the
1:14:56
whole racket keep it up and with her new
1:15:00
blessing I will no longer be a douche
1:15:03
bag signed a meat cutter so there you
1:15:06
have it I think this is an accurate
1:15:08
report I believe it you know and I would
1:15:11
say that if you're for the next week or
1:15:13
so if you want to stock up on some meat
1:15:15
you might not be it might not be a bad
1:15:17
thing right I thought it was a very
1:15:20
helpful note as well yes just just to
1:15:23
know but as I said there have been
1:15:27
multiple meat plants that have had
1:15:30
many positive cases and even some
1:15:32
related deaths but it's only the
1:15:36
chinese-owned ones maybe that's just
1:15:38
coincidence
1:15:39
I don't think so somehow well I'm told
1:15:43
by a source up in the New York area that
1:15:46
they've already been told that their
1:15:48
meat supply is gonna be over in one week
1:15:50
slowly really yeah they're just like
1:15:54
tits in public knowledge crap well I'm
1:15:57
definitely gonna fill up the freezer not
1:16:01
a bad idea not a bad idea I can tell you
1:16:03
what the mean will be though I'm seeing
1:16:06
it everywhere now and and I'm trying to
1:16:09
force myself to go to the New York Times
1:16:11
every day and see what they're saying so
1:16:14
that I can understand what what the
1:16:16
onslaught of bullcrap will be for the
1:16:18
next day in the next 24-hour cycle
1:16:20
that's where you'll find it and I think
1:16:22
we've moved away well so that we're
1:16:24
using South Korea as the model for our
1:16:27
app for the or an app for any tracking
1:16:32
and tracing there is no official
1:16:33
government sanctioned system currently
1:16:36
nor should there be so South Korea is
1:16:41
going to be the example for that it's
1:16:43
the trace together yeah actually I have
1:16:46
a clip here just to accentuate that
1:16:47
here's Australia who are no it's hit I
1:16:51
think this is all voluntary until it's
1:16:53
not the everyday act of downloading a
1:16:55
new smartphone app now being dubbed our
1:16:57
team Australia moment if we want to
1:17:00
release these and loosen these
1:17:01
restrictions we've got to be able to
1:17:03
have an effective tracking tracing
1:17:05
mechanism a rallying cry to embrace the
1:17:08
platform jus to be ready within a
1:17:10
fortnight what we really want is for as
1:17:13
many Australians as possible well over
1:17:15
40% to download the app and we're
1:17:18
committed to make that available as part
1:17:19
of the protection of the Australian
1:17:22
public as well as it's something that
1:17:26
could be assist of assistance to our
1:17:28
public health authorities the app would
1:17:29
allow anyone who test positive for the
1:17:32
virus to alert the government using
1:17:33
their phone health authorities would
1:17:35
then be able to trace their movements
1:17:37
and ask anyone who has come into contact
1:17:40
with the infected person for longer than
1:17:42
15 minutes
1:17:43
to be tested but Australians are being
1:17:45
assured their privacy wouldn't be
1:17:47
compromised the app itself covert race
1:17:50
simply digitizes a manual process
1:17:53
nothing more nothing less
1:17:55
it's based on an initiative in Singapore
1:17:57
but just 20 percent of the population
1:17:59
there has signed up to use the
1:18:01
technology the federal government has
1:18:03
already conceded it'll be a tough sell
1:18:06
but it's hopeful Australians keen to
1:18:08
return to their normal lives will
1:18:10
embrace it look it's new we get that
1:18:12
it's something different but everyone's
1:18:15
got a fine no I don't have a phone I got
1:18:20
a flip phone not gonna work on me so the
1:18:24
way this I've looked into this a little
1:18:26
bit deeper it's just going to get
1:18:29
everyone used to the idea of tracking
1:18:31
and tracing whether it's a good
1:18:33
implementation or not but just so you
1:18:35
understand how it works you enter your
1:18:37
own information into the app who knows
1:18:39
what it is whenever you're around
1:18:44
anybody it's continuously through the
1:18:46
Bluetooth low-power system which can
1:18:49
measure to some extent distance if
1:18:53
you've been in the neighborhood of
1:18:54
someone else for 15 minutes or more then
1:18:58
and you exchange Bluetooth keys whenever
1:19:01
you you don't know what's happening
1:19:02
that's that that's that the part I don't
1:19:04
like there's a hold on a second so your
1:19:07
phone is just loading data all day as
1:19:10
you walk around boiling boiling point
1:19:12
filling up your memory notice do it no
1:19:14
know what it's doing is it is collecting
1:19:18
the physical addresses of the Bluetooth
1:19:22
devices that you have been near all day
1:19:27
so it's a it's it's a list but it's
1:19:28
gonna be it's not like filling up your
1:19:30
phone with tons of data it's just a list
1:19:32
of Bluetooth devices and so the idea is
1:19:35
if you change something in the app
1:19:37
saying oh my god I just got tested I'm
1:19:41
pregnant I'm positive
1:19:44
then you put that into the app then the
1:19:46
back end will look at every single one
1:19:50
of those Bluetooth IDs that you've
1:19:52
you've encountered in the past 14 days
1:19:57
and will trigger a message on their app
1:20:01
saying oh my god
1:20:04
curry was near you he's positive go get
1:20:07
a test or stay well I think no it'll be
1:20:10
good go get a test but self-quarantine
1:20:12
yes for instance so you have to
1:20:15
quarantine so what I would do if I was
1:20:17
you had a sense
1:20:18
I know exactly I want to meet everybody
1:20:27
you're a horrible man for that you have
1:20:30
a false positive we thank you you have
1:20:33
just cracked the weakest part of the
1:20:35
entire system that is exactly what can
1:20:38
be done yeah unless which somebody will
1:20:40
do unless they have some codification to
1:20:44
put in your your positive status so Fred
1:20:46
the real hackers will break into the
1:20:49
system break into the database and add
1:20:52
times to make sure that everyone is with
1:20:54
you at least 15 minutes loaded up yeah
1:20:57
so everybody's been in contact with you
1:20:59
for 15 minutes or more event with the
1:21:02
false information in there sit back and
1:21:05
laugh that's what hackers do they love
1:21:11
it the good ones the old-school hackers
1:21:13
used to do that son yeah what the
1:21:19
Netherlands is doing their app already
1:21:21
plastered across the newspapers this
1:21:23
morning it leaks data you know of course
1:21:26
the way that's reported is it's already
1:21:27
been hacked whatever that means
1:21:30
but for examples of whodunit right who
1:21:34
is the bestest in the world a surprising
1:21:37
surprising country's being pushed to the
1:21:41
forefront
1:21:42
can you guess who who is going to be
1:21:43
held up as the shining example of doing
1:21:46
it right I don't know the UK Germany
1:21:51
Holland no germ
1:21:54
Germany yeah pocket either meticulous
1:22:01
and orderly Germany can handle a
1:22:03
pandemic you think the Swiss would
1:22:05
really go to the top of the list by the
1:22:07
way but little one listen to this a
1:22:09
bloomberg opinion piece picture the
1:22:13
opposite of the u.s. under Donald Trump
1:22:15
during the kovat 19 outbreak that's
1:22:18
Germany under Angela Merkel oh thank you
1:22:22
Bloomberg well we know that though
1:22:24
Michael hates Trump so there you have it
1:22:26
in a nutshell but I'm reading in
1:22:30
everywhere New York Times and Germany
1:22:32
are so good yeah because it's written at
1:22:34
the New York Times and then it gets
1:22:36
passed around everybody now Angela
1:22:38
Merkel's but she'd be a better president
1:22:39
than Trump so absolutely she much much
1:22:43
calmer and although the death rate is is
1:22:46
going up in Germany let's just not take
1:22:48
a look you know the thing about Germany
1:22:49
the Germans are they know how to take
1:22:52
orders that's just a store call and
1:22:56
they're very clean I think that a lot of
1:22:59
Germans cleanliness and sometimes now
1:23:03
they're very the Dutch have this too
1:23:05
very very cleanliness treats
1:23:08
everything's got to be clean I think
1:23:10
that makes a difference in stuff like
1:23:11
this but for some reason they're going
1:23:13
to be shown as the shining example of
1:23:17
how to do it and of course we are here
1:23:20
with our dumb
1:23:21
orange man we we did all wrong
1:23:27
wrong oh yes because we took too long so
1:23:31
wrong
1:23:34
okay do you have any more clips you'd
1:23:37
like to share with us maybe around the
1:23:38
world one more time well we could do
1:23:40
around the world but I'm going to put
1:23:42
that I like to put do that to the ant or
1:23:44
closer to the end I'm sure there's
1:23:46
anything that needs to read we have a
1:23:47
couple of things here we got some nurses
1:23:49
suspended California nurses suspended
1:23:52
for not because they made them do stuff
1:23:54
they didn't want to do in California
1:23:56
Providence st. John's Health Center in
1:23:58
Santa Monica suspended ten nurses who
1:24:01
refused orders to treat Kovac 19
1:24:03
patients without n95 masks and other
1:24:06
personal protective equipment yeah do I
1:24:09
really have to believe this story I
1:24:11
think it's bull crap
1:24:12
yeah I do here's a story that I think is
1:24:14
probably true that you would only get on
1:24:16
Democracy Now and they said right and I
1:24:19
believe this to be a true story this is
1:24:21
the USA bank stealing money banking
1:24:25
giant USAA which serves former military
1:24:28
members and their families said Thursday
1:24:30
it'll no longer sees the stimulus checks
1:24:33
of people with negative account balances
1:24:35
USA's reversal came after the american
1:24:38
prospect reported on a disabled veteran
1:24:41
whose family had $3,400 and cares act
1:24:44
payments rerouted by the bank to pay an
1:24:48
outstanding debt yeah that's not USAA
1:24:50
alone there's other banks who have been
1:24:52
doing this well but for one thing I
1:24:55
think the story is misreported and I'll
1:24:57
tell you why what's happening I believe
1:25:01
and I don't and the bank stopped doing
1:25:04
this is immediately once they find out
1:25:05
but I think it's just automatic think
1:25:07
you have a negative account balance in
1:25:09
your account the check comes in
1:25:11
immediately gets sucked into this
1:25:12
negative account balance and it's all
1:25:14
automatic because if the computers do it
1:25:16
there's not somebody sitting there
1:25:17
wringing their hands and going in
1:25:19
there's some money I could steal from an
1:25:21
old man well I'm gonna have to argue
1:25:25
with you on that point I'm looking for
1:25:27
the note from our producer who emailed
1:25:31
me about this very subject I'm a dude
1:25:37
named Ben who works for a National Bank
1:25:39
top priority emergency project is to
1:25:42
clear all accounts of negative balances
1:25:44
and reverse any fees that were
1:25:46
previously assessed
1:25:48
what does that mean I think that's what
1:25:53
they're doing with the money well I
1:25:55
think that doesn't that doesn't negate
1:25:57
my thesis
1:25:58
no no projects usually take at least
1:26:00
eight weeks this was mandated today
1:26:02
Friday and must be done before next
1:26:03
Wednesday when the next round of
1:26:05
stimulus money is released the purposes
1:26:07
it will give a huge injection to the
1:26:08
cash on hand numbers for the bank so
1:26:13
there's all kinds of agendas at play as
1:26:15
usual things are working that we haven't
1:26:19
gotten our checks got no money here one
1:26:22
one eight got her checked she's the
1:26:24
first one I know of yeah at least got
1:26:26
hers and but now the end the Netherlands
1:26:33
frigate by that's it that's it no one
1:26:36
else got checks in the Netherlands you
1:26:40
know it's like now and that she's been
1:26:43
locked up for a locked up for a month
1:26:46
for a month just ridiculous that's yeah
1:26:55
well you know we're lucky John we we
1:26:58
have a we got a gig and people are
1:27:02
supporting the gig they are and so it's
1:27:06
almost impossible to understand other
1:27:10
than through other people I see the kid
1:27:11
the kids then you feel it really really
1:27:14
feel it with that cuz they're you know
1:27:16
they're confused but they also think
1:27:18
it's bull crap and they don't know and
1:27:21
but the meanwhile they got to pay the
1:27:23
rent so it's bull crap all they want but
1:27:28
they still have to rent but then when
1:27:30
they have no money no cheques happening
1:27:32
then it becomes very complicated so but
1:27:37
maybe that is a perfect cue for me -
1:27:38
Thank You mr. dvorak for your courage
1:27:41
and say in the morning to you the man
1:27:42
who indeed put the C in the China's John
1:27:45
C Devore
1:27:48
in the morning mr. Adam curry also in
1:27:50
the morning all ships to see boots on
1:27:51
the ground feet in the air subs in the
1:27:53
water all the Dames the nights out there
1:27:54
hello
1:27:54
trolls there in the troll room I see you
1:27:57
it is a Sunday so let's do a count of
1:27:59
the trolls 1936 and we get I don't think
1:28:03
we've cracked two thousand ones have we
1:28:05
gotten really close a couple of times in
1:28:08
the morning trolls you can find them if
1:28:11
you're a troll if you'd like to learn
1:28:12
how to be a troll if you smell like
1:28:14
control you live under a bridge like
1:28:15
control head on over to no agenda stream
1:28:18
comm and that is where you can find
1:28:20
trolls galore they listen live to many
1:28:24
of the shows that are on the stream at
1:28:25
the time which is 24/7 you can sample
1:28:28
new podcast learn stuff and most
1:28:31
importantly you can troll and now a huge
1:28:38
in the morning thank you - Darren
1:28:42
O'Neill who brought us the artwork for
1:28:45
episode one two three four are probably
1:28:47
one of the most exciting numbers in the
1:28:49
numerical sequence for this show and our
1:28:51
media tribe who love numerology and
1:28:56
Darren did a piece of art which was just
1:29:00
so outstanding this is the Shi NN logo
1:29:03
with taking the CN n removing the C and
1:29:07
putting a capital X and then I in front
1:29:12
of it becoming XI NN which was smart and
1:29:16
genius in so many ways and I think it
1:29:18
really helped people clicking on this
1:29:20
and podcast apps I was a beauty in fact
1:29:23
there just jumped out at the two of us
1:29:25
now he credits the idea to Donald Trump
1:29:29
jr. oh really yeah he says apparently in
1:29:34
one of his tweets Trump jr. she's called
1:29:37
CNN CNN oh okay oh and so he immediately
1:29:42
turned it to an art piece and then a
1:29:44
number of other artists and other
1:29:45
wannabes said oh man I heard it I
1:29:50
thought it was funny too buddy they
1:29:52
didn't think it turn into an art piece
1:29:53
and so that's the genius man that's what
1:29:56
it takes that's what you do you got it
1:29:57
you got a jump on it and so on and he
1:29:59
his will hang up
1:30:02
was whether he should make the what the
1:30:06
color scheme should be decided on he
1:30:08
wanted the you neither the yellow he did
1:30:10
he was gonna do she and an all-white so
1:30:13
it look like they logo but he needed the
1:30:14
yellow to match up with the red flag
1:30:17
colors in there right right and I don't
1:30:20
think he sucked unless he used all
1:30:22
yellow which would have been interesting
1:30:24
but I don't think would have been as
1:30:25
outstanding he that that little thought
1:30:30
which Ani O'Neal is a triple threat so
1:30:33
that this little thought of his to make
1:30:35
it yellow I thought was a moment of
1:30:38
sheer genius because it really made the
1:30:41
thing pop and it gave the symbolism it
1:30:45
was fantastic piece and after three and
1:30:47
a half hours of show
1:30:49
and by the way episode one two three
1:30:51
four the final time of that episode was
1:30:54
three hours 30 minutes and 33 seconds to
1:30:58
which many people said could you
1:31:00
dickheads not have gone in extra three
1:31:03
minutes but so you know that was
1:31:07
completely coincidental that random dad
1:31:10
I
1:31:11
we finished the show we cut off the end
1:31:14
we are at the end of the I so we put the
1:31:18
clip in the beginning and then I look at
1:31:20
it 330 33 but back to Darren this is
1:31:26
this is top notch this is the high
1:31:29
quality concept really good okay
1:31:33
enough suck it mom this is good enough
1:31:34
enough of that enough of that dared we
1:31:37
love you thank you so much no agenda art
1:31:39
generator calm is where you can look at
1:31:42
all of the art that is put up there you
1:31:43
can also participate it's kind of a
1:31:45
contest it really it's it's odd but it
1:31:48
works for people who listen listen alive
1:31:50
yeah but I'm so proud because we show
1:31:53
our tribe colors our media tribe colors
1:31:55
every single episode and I know there's
1:31:57
just no one doing it like that it's it's
1:31:59
if and I love giving this example
1:32:02
because I talked about it with the
1:32:03
keeper if you and I had finished the
1:32:06
show or maybe halfway through the show
1:32:09
in a commercial break because of course
1:32:11
this is not our podcast this is a
1:32:13
commercial show
1:32:14
in the break John John John I got a
1:32:16
great idea let's have someone in the
1:32:18
graphics department do a she and n logo
1:32:22
and I would think that's a fabulous idea
1:32:25
and then three three weeks later after
1:32:29
several meetings about the color should
1:32:32
be yellow and through legal I got
1:32:36
blocked it legal we never actually could
1:32:38
use it because of that and that is what
1:32:41
makes us unique and that's the future of
1:32:43
media and that's where we are and we
1:32:46
also don't have those commercials we
1:32:47
have producers who like to support the
1:32:50
show financially we always enjoy
1:32:53
thanking our executive producers an
1:32:55
associate executive producers right off
1:32:57
the bat so let's get crankin sir Chris
1:33:01
Baron of the Carson valleys at the top
1:33:03
of the list with three hundred thirty
1:33:04
three dollars and 33 cents talking about
1:33:06
33s Gardnerville Nevada I don't even
1:33:09
know where that is
1:33:11
forgive me pot father and bus girls been
1:33:13
many months since my last donations
1:33:15
things have been a little rough in my
1:33:16
barony and that was before the virus
1:33:18
threw a wrench in the works we just sir
1:33:21
this is this is KJ okay Jay is the baron
1:33:27
of those summer rows of Carson Valley
1:33:29
Carson Valley nevertheless I have gotten
1:33:32
so much value from the show I couldn't
1:33:33
pass up chipping in quote unquote keep
1:33:35
up the good work guys jingles through to
1:33:38
the head and Pelosi jobs karma not
1:33:40
because I lost mine but because I'm
1:33:42
working two jobs with an average workday
1:33:45
of about twenty 2.5 hours times seven
1:33:47
days a week sir Chris shake at least
1:33:50
he's working he's ahead of the game
1:33:54
Thank You KJ sir Chris Baron of the
1:33:56
Carson Valley
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parks hit me in the mouth he's one of my
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best friends and I'd like to send him
1:34:30
some jobs karma you've got this my dude
1:34:33
keep it also I'd like to offer some help
1:34:36
to the no agenda family in these
1:34:38
difficult economic times I run Walker
1:34:40
Texas trader a business liquidation
1:34:44
company well if you're gonna be doing
1:34:46
very well
1:34:47
yeah a unique position to help small
1:34:51
business owners who are shut down and
1:34:53
need to turn inventory or equipment into
1:34:54
cash to stay afloat until the cour in
1:34:57
place bullcrap dies down
1:34:59
if there's anyone within a few hundred
1:35:00
miles of Houston who need help reach out
1:35:04
to us at info at Walker ok did you get
1:35:09
there well you can always rewind info at
1:35:11
Walker TX trader.com all one word and
1:35:15
mention no agenda for discounted rates
1:35:18
our family really wants to give back to
1:35:20
this community in any way that we can
1:35:21
quick jingle requests see something say
1:35:25
something two shots to the head and
1:35:27
nothing to see here jobs jobs and jobs
1:35:38
let's go
1:35:42
Parma they actually have anonymous and
1:35:48
anonymous sent us a note uh I've been
1:35:54
listening since last August after my
1:35:56
daughter and her boyfriend told me about
1:35:58
your show what's called hitting you in
1:35:59
the mouth this is an anonymous female it
1:36:02
would add that okay might make context
1:36:05
better alright they said I would not
1:36:07
like it and I'm not accepting their
1:36:09
assumptions about me since I immediately
1:36:11
loved the show and pass it along to my
1:36:15
husband he gets me through hours of
1:36:18
landscaping clean it gets me through
1:36:20
hours of landscaping cleaning and
1:36:21
cooking this donation brings me half way
1:36:23
to my husband's knighting figure it
1:36:26
should go to him not me since I haven't
1:36:29
it was a little making mr. anonymous
1:36:30
since I haven't worked outside the house
1:36:33
in 25 years and he foots the bills but
1:36:36
that could change now that my cobol
1:36:38
skills are once again there you go you
1:36:43
know you can work from home can't wait
1:36:50
you know what I love is that we can
1:36:54
actually put our hands on these people
1:36:56
unique COBOL programmers that we got him
1:37:00
what version do you want we got it right
1:37:03
here this is cute way to tell my son
1:37:05
that I'm not a dinosaur in the world of
1:37:06
programming as he believes I started out
1:37:10
30 years ago in the Silicon Valley John
1:37:12
not far from you I thank you for the
1:37:14
show as it is even more valuable to me
1:37:16
since the kovat outbreak all of our kids
1:37:18
are in medical medical profession docs
1:37:21
and pas and work with the virus patients
1:37:24
both in the ICU and nine ICU so
1:37:27
frustrating to hear panic media reports
1:37:30
that differ from the actual experiences
1:37:32
on the ground yeah their hospitals are
1:37:34
empty except a modestly the same report
1:37:37
we get all the time their hospitals are
1:37:40
empty except the modest numbers of kovat
1:37:42
patients I'd like to remind governor
1:37:44
DeWine that the reason he shut down our
1:37:48
state was to ensure our hospitals did
1:37:50
not get inundated all at once with the
1:37:53
sick very good point
1:37:54
very good argumentation point when
1:37:56
you're looking at your own States I hate
1:37:58
it this is that the might hospital is
1:38:00
doing tick tock videos can we go back
1:38:04
now so now they're empty and it's time
1:38:06
to open our state and allow this virus
1:38:08
to work its way through the population
1:38:10
as it will do anyway oh how is one of
1:38:14
the first days to shutter all
1:38:15
non-essential business and as yet as
1:38:18
this past Monday we have had seventy one
1:38:21
hundred fifty-three tested positive and
1:38:23
309 deaths that is eleven that is out of
1:38:26
eleven point four million people this
1:38:29
calculates two point zero zero to seven
1:38:33
deaths on a per capita and now Ohio has
1:38:37
the second highest unemployment claims
1:38:39
this is devastating to our state my kids
1:38:41
do not seem worried going to work and
1:38:44
caring for these patients they are they
1:38:47
take precautions and go about their jobs
1:38:49
and feel uncompromised and other people
1:38:53
should do the same
1:38:54
thank you for your great coverage I need
1:38:56
it more than ever because I have now
1:38:58
completely stopped watching the m5m
1:39:01
after being a fox news watcher for
1:39:03
decades
1:39:03
Tucker's early coverage was so
1:39:05
over-the-top fear-mongering that I
1:39:08
decided I could go cold turkey thank you
1:39:11
again for all your diligent work to
1:39:13
bring real news to your listeners no
1:39:15
jingles except China asshole maybe a
1:39:18
couple times since it bears repeating
1:39:20
happy birthday to my husband Steve put
1:39:23
him on the list
1:39:24
Oh she almost Eve from Columbus turned
1:39:29
60 next week okay so Steve from Columbus
1:39:35
60 next week just whatever time whatever
1:39:38
okay that's good enough for me okay
1:39:42
Steve from Columbus 60 next week good
1:39:48
and China is asshole
1:39:53
that's pretty good karma I think there
1:39:55
was a karma maybe well you know I
1:39:57
thought she said no jingles no karma no
1:40:00
I never said that okay well we'll do it
1:40:02
again karma veces City which is pretty
1:40:21
you're the snow stop here the Forbidden
1:40:25
City is over-hyped
1:40:27
just for you okay well thank you there's
1:40:32
plenty to see in China and some
1:40:33
beautiful things in the Great Wall is
1:40:35
one of the things everyone's your
1:40:36
witness but to forbid the city yeah
1:40:39
really is it's kind of like when I went
1:40:42
to Thailand to for the long neck's and
1:40:44
the big sign longnecks this way is that
1:40:46
that idea is kind of touristy it's not
1:40:49
even touristy it's a good I saw it
1:40:51
before the before the 97 I saw it it's
1:40:55
not it's boring it's boring that's what
1:40:58
it wall great wall okay that one's good
1:41:10
all right so Tim of the tunnels in wha
1:41:13
ye PHA who wahooo
1:41:16
Waipahu Hawaii ah who to 47:16 that's
1:41:22
Hawaii yeah a Fibonacci show of
1:41:25
hibbe-dah Chi for each of you thanks for
1:41:26
continuing to defend reality and helping
1:41:28
to keep the amygdala a healthy size
1:41:30
although among my fellow essential
1:41:32
co-workers makes me sound like a movie
1:41:34
cliche I'm not crazy I'm the only one
1:41:37
saying here yeah in this in this case is
1:41:40
actually true
1:41:42
the Rona here in Hawaii is apparently it
1:41:45
tracted the sand and this affinity has
1:41:48
prompted our governor in his infinite
1:41:50
president knows the beaches you can
1:41:53
still use the ocean to swim and surf but
1:41:56
God help you if you linger on the beach
1:41:58
it would be absolute pandemonium yes the
1:42:02
beaches are back up in
1:42:04
yeah you know because the Roda is
1:42:07
lurking in the sand yes on its tan and
1:42:11
such this is the governor that wants to
1:42:13
cut state employee salaries including
1:42:15
teachers by 20 percent because the state
1:42:18
isn't bringing in any revenue because
1:42:20
tourism is the basket we decided to put
1:42:22
all our eggs and the fact that the state
1:42:25
is sitting on over a billion dollars in
1:42:27
this rainy day fund is completely
1:42:30
irrelevant you got a love island living
1:42:33
it should be grateful I'm still working
1:42:35
and count my blessings thanks for rent
1:42:37
reading the rant no jingles goat Karma
1:42:39
for those who need it sir Tim of the
1:42:41
tunnels comes through thank you very
1:42:42
much sir he's your good karma you've got
1:42:50
she was just named just on the last show
1:42:54
I believe she's now a dame of the
1:42:56
crystal core and hilarous son here
1:42:59
versum it's show biz city of the
1:43:03
Netherlands is it it's show biz city
1:43:05
yeah over something that's Hollywood
1:43:06
it's the Hollywood of Holland yeah all
1:43:08
they would have Holland Dame of the
1:43:11
crystal core with a humble request for
1:43:12
good health and good spirit Karma for
1:43:15
all the Dame who hasn't donated yet is a
1:43:17
Dame douchebag so please douche and then
1:43:21
d douche me you've been deduced 123 five
1:43:29
which adds up to the amount which is to
1:43:31
devil of Fibonacci's yeah beautiful
1:43:33
which adds up to the amount of time I
1:43:35
love my dear soon-to-be hub and our
1:43:37
amazing kid 24/7 of course it's also the
1:43:41
amount of time all this listeners would
1:43:43
like to hear you doing a live stream of
1:43:45
the best podcasts in the universe
1:43:47
especially nowadays but I know dream on
1:43:50
I would like to use one 23.5 to help
1:43:54
mark and his quest for knighthood if
1:43:56
that's okay signing off with it you you
1:43:57
keep the counting in this okay with us
1:43:59
signing off with the big digital thus
1:44:02
sterile and safe hug thank you so much
1:44:06
for doing what you do love ups John
1:44:09
always wanted to let you know I agree
1:44:11
thus rise of Skywalker sucked
1:44:17
gosh things I'm never gonna watch write
1:44:22
me a member of the club what it sucks
1:44:27
the sex club next on the list Tristan
1:44:31
onion Martin's in Milwaukee Wisconsin
1:44:35
Milwaukee Wisconsin - 1235 shout-out to
1:44:40
my smokin hot wife for a birthday in
1:44:42
April 19th episode 1 - 3.5 here in
1:44:46
Wisconsin
1:44:47
our governor sweet governor decided to
1:44:49
extend our safer at home locked down
1:44:51
until May 26 what I don't have the quote
1:44:56
in for May 26 that's not gonna can you
1:45:00
believe it he's not gonna I don't have
1:45:02
the quote in front of me but he says
1:45:04
that nothing will go back to normal in
1:45:06
this state until we have an actual
1:45:08
vaccine thanks dr. bill we don't want to
1:45:12
go on a rant about how much the bullcrap
1:45:14
this is but maybe a couple of jingles
1:45:18
like orange China is asshole and how
1:45:21
about some jobs , for everybody
1:45:23
unfortunate to be stuck at home during
1:45:26
this glorified flu sign Tristan Onion
1:45:31
muttons jobs jobs and jobs let's vote
1:45:39
for job karma thanks Aaron Cole came in
1:45:48
- 1234 Watsonville he says I hope this
1:45:52
isn't whoops hopes this isn't coming
1:45:55
through too late but wanted to donate -
1:45:58
episode 1 2 3 4 I have been long why
1:46:01
wait came in too late it's been a long
1:46:03
while since I sent my value for value of
1:46:05
the show has been great as always but
1:46:06
especially been helpful in these
1:46:08
interesting times big hello to my fellow
1:46:11
slaves Julian and Alexis love and light
1:46:13
shut up slave and wtc7 jingle please do
1:46:19
you think he wants the not the Italian
1:46:22
ones a regular shut up slave I guess
1:46:26
this is an example we get a lot of these
1:46:28
notes I mean not just
1:46:30
and associate executive producers but a
1:46:32
lot of people it's been good and I think
1:46:35
that I think that's part of the troll
1:46:36
room being so full as well it's it's
1:46:38
it's cathartic people we're doing a good
1:46:41
thing here you go read the next one this
1:46:53
is from David Mouse in petroleum
1:46:57
petroleum petroleum Ontario Canada Navia
1:47:01
and right off the bat has a couple of to
1:47:05
see this is what you always do to me
1:47:07
it's like okay I will do these I'll read
1:47:09
this at the same time I'll be getting
1:47:11
the jingles it's very interesting he's
1:47:13
got four arms
1:47:15
I really don't what does he say the
1:47:23
candidate in government has told
1:47:25
families we are all getting an extra
1:47:27
$300 expert child during Corona fest
1:47:32
like her own invest like corona residue
1:47:35
is very funny so I thought what better
1:47:38
way to handle it then to donate young
1:47:41
julia Mouse's $300 towards her dame hood
1:47:45
and on her 60th birthday which is April
1:47:48
19th no less that would be today I then
1:47:50
added the last $2 to put her over the
1:47:53
limit toward her dame hood although I
1:47:55
would like to claim the executive
1:47:57
producer credit of credit for myself can
1:47:59
you come on you can deny vien parents
1:48:02
what else could you possibly have to do
1:48:04
with your money but pitch in I recently
1:48:06
hit a friend in the mouth and he is
1:48:08
thank me for balancing out his listening
1:48:10
as he was a hard lefty and he tells me
1:48:12
that this show calms him down a lot yes
1:48:15
it's the amygdala effect in response to
1:48:18
that I think the only proper thing would
1:48:20
be to call him out Jeremiah you knew
1:48:23
this was coming also to Trevor
1:48:30
and Max Collette you are both placed on
1:48:34
notice as douchebags truly the best
1:48:37
podcast in the universe
1:48:38
Dave mouse and OMA insists it's
1:48:41
pronounced nas like nas Oh Dave nas like
1:48:44
nas yeah Dave nas and Julia would be
1:48:47
like to call Dame Julia oh I don't have
1:48:50
this yet Weaver of the words first of
1:48:53
nas hold on a second John can you give
1:48:56
me that order because I didn't have all
1:48:58
of this am i she yeah sure
1:49:00
because I got ass in this cuz we're
1:49:02
little I mean they hate it when I do
1:49:04
this during the show what did they want
1:49:07
me to order for the roundtable Dave
1:49:09
knows it's like a chai in something I'm
1:49:13
not even seeing it on here yeah yeah
1:49:15
yeah I want a cheese a chai tea and
1:49:19
apples with peanut butter chai tea and
1:49:23
apples with peanut butter and okay so
1:49:26
that's in there and then we had Jesus
1:49:31
complicated jingles back up back up back
1:49:34
up on the pretty good and pretty good
1:49:36
was there any any other karma I don't
1:49:43
see the Karma requests okay
1:49:48
yeah we'll do it just in case the backup
1:49:51
and a backup to that backup and backup
1:49:53
to the backup to the backup I think that
1:50:05
you've got karma Nexus Stephanie Simon's
1:50:14
Simon Simon's and she came in at 2:04 20
1:50:19
in Brandon ton Florida a donation of my
1:50:23
favorite podcast thank you for keeping
1:50:24
me entertained and informed especially
1:50:26
during the quarantine I've been very
1:50:28
lucky to spend this time with my
1:50:29
boyfriend who hit me in the face that's
1:50:34
no he's a lousy shot that's not protocol
1:50:38
I have normally gone for long periods of
1:50:41
times at sea by the way she's a wave
1:50:44
maybe by the way I'm thanks for your
1:50:48
good karma my crew and I made it back to
1:50:50
the States safely we were traveling back
1:50:52
from the carrot Caribbean oh no she's
1:50:55
not seated on a yacht yeah on the yacht
1:50:57
that we work on oh yeah yeah worker
1:51:01
that's cool all burned out all burned
1:51:05
out well all mice are all turned out
1:51:06
well and we made it to Florida and after
1:51:09
a little shakedown they let us stay the
1:51:11
main reason for reaching out to you on
1:51:14
this episode is to wish my smokin hot
1:51:16
boyfriend doing yuen yuen yuen yuen yuen
1:51:23
yuen happy birthday April 20th is the
1:51:27
big days extremely special to me and I
1:51:28
am super grateful to be able to spend
1:51:31
the day with him
1:51:32
even if we on lockdown happy birthday
1:51:35
sir ramen noodles love you babe Thank
1:51:39
You Jon and Adam for all you do XXX your
1:51:42
loyal listener Steph oh how nice well
1:51:46
he's on the list so we'll do it all over
1:51:48
again for you after the second donation
1:51:50
segment and our final associate
1:51:52
executive producer for today is in I do
1:51:54
have one note to read before okay so uh
1:51:57
Alex simcha San Burien Washington which
1:52:00
is right outside the airport 200 bucks I
1:52:04
would like to make this donation on
1:52:06
behalf of Conner and Christina at beach
1:52:09
view farm so it can you make a note
1:52:11
we'll put them on the big so shit list
1:52:14
and said he listened to him yes the
1:52:15
meeting was amazing and they were
1:52:17
excellent hosts yes I have a meet up
1:52:19
report for later oh good yeah where else
1:52:21
can a group of misfit strangers get
1:52:23
together and have such a good time you
1:52:24
know I'm it's Fitz we owe these two for
1:52:27
a good time on a Sunday Saturday in one
1:52:30
of the most beautiful places imaginable
1:52:32
I figure they deserve some credit for
1:52:33
their impromptu petting zoo that also
1:52:37
functions as a burger fact what has a
1:52:39
burger factory what
1:52:51
all right Wow cool does sound rather
1:52:54
oriental yes this'll beers his last pit
1:52:58
his last pit yeah this is an amazing
1:53:01
show you to do John and Adam I that you
1:53:04
pulled together a bunch of small
1:53:06
amygdala big brains into a real
1:53:08
community this is more than just a group
1:53:09
of people consuming the same media keep
1:53:11
on keepin on keep on keepin it real and
1:53:14
thank you for your courage PS no jingles
1:53:16
little Karma let's get back to that
1:53:18
dynamite content okay I do have one more
1:53:20
note which refers to a 33333 donation it
1:53:23
had no note does okay Jesse Dean my
1:53:27
smoking-hot husband and Jesse Dean
1:53:29
writes my smokin hot husband and I have
1:53:31
fervently been faith faithfulness or
1:53:33
since discovering the show last November
1:53:35
so I'm requesting an overdue D douching
1:53:38
for scoops
1:53:41
you've been deduced I'm so hooked that
1:53:46
the wait between each show is absolutely
1:53:48
unbearable
1:53:50
no it's indeed true value i if the
1:53:53
current covet Co vid planned
1:53:57
demmick planned emic yes I like planned
1:54:01
I like it too
1:54:02
it's a planned demmick doesn't slow down
1:54:06
things too much we're planning to move
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